Madison Watkins Returns with New Single "You Won't"

Madison Watkins' latest single, "You Won't," released on March 28, 2025, is a deeply personal track that serves as her testimony, reflecting on how her faith guided her through a challenging period. She describes it as "probably the most song I've ever released in my career," emphasizing its significance in her spiritual journey.
But you won't, when everything falls to pieces
You don't, leave me here broken, I'm not alone
I don't need anything else but to know
When everyone else would let go, you won't
The song was co-written by Madison Watkins and Sajan Nauriyal, and is available on all major platforms. Listen HERE.
Watkins is a singer-songwriter known for her soulful voice, uplifting music, and deep-rooted faith. Originally gaining national attention as a contestant on America's Got Talent and American Idol, she has since built a successful career blending pop, R&B, and contemporary Christian influences.
Madison's music is characterized by powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics that reflect themes of perseverance, faith, and self-worth. She has released multiple singles and projects, with songs like You Won't showcasing her personal testimony and spiritual journey. Through her artistry, Madison seeks to inspire and encourage listeners with messages of hope and authenticity.
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